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AUCTION SALES.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF
IL COLUMBIA,


WASHINGTON, February 10, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that on TUESDAY,
MARCH ], 1857 the lease of the Fish Wharf
and Fish Stalls In the cities of Washington and
Georgetown will be sold by public auction for
the term of one year from March !, 1887 as fol-
lows.
At2 o'clock p. NJ. upon the premises. four
Fish Stalls in the Georgetown Market House.
to the highest bidder. Terms cash ia advance.
Also. at 8 clock T.. NJ. on the same day ON b
street. between 9TH aud OH streets n. W., In
front OF the FISH stalls of Center Washington
Market, all rights and privileges granted or
allowed by the laws OF the corporation OF
Washington TO establish wharyeS or docks for
the landing, cleaning and sale Of fish In the
city of Washington, and no wharf or dock shall
be deemed eligible unless situated a. some
point on the north side Of the Potomac river,
between nth street east and nth street west
to the highest bidder.
Terms. One hundred dollars to be paid on
the day Of sale. and tho residue u be paid
within I'VE day from the day Ogsale.
Hy order OF the Board of Commissioners, Dis.
trict Of Columbia
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner d. @.
By THOMAS BOWLING, AucIioneoc iel7 lot
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AN extra session Of Congress is required
10 pass necessary laws, and the indications
are now that the President will decide to
have one. The country will sustain him.
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eminent shcold never be deaf to the cry o.
those who have been wronged." This is
what "our friends, the enemy" call "wav.
ing the bloody shirt.n
National Republican., 1887-03-01

THE car of Russia receives a salary of
Slo,000,00O a year, and he has no pension
hills to veto nor any Congress to worry
lin. His pay is even better than PATHS.
National Republican., 1887-03-01

INCONSISTENCY is not the worst charge
that can be brought against public man. 1t
is not crime for one to know more and do
better in 1887 than he did in 1886.
National Republican., 1887-03-01

ABOUT all Of the chronic and pressing
needs of the country in the way of legisla-
ton will still be unattended to when the
forty-ninth Congress ceases to exist.
National Republican., 1887-03-01

THE Democratic party, the Prohibition
party, and the Liquor Dealers Association
are making a united and strong fight
against high license in New York.
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Born the Senate and the President have
a tight to take sufficient time for carefal
action on all bills.
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TnE Hill. Hewitt skirmish threatens to
develop into field engagement.
National Republican., 1887-03-01

IT may be some satisfaction to q tired
Congress to reflect that it has made the
country quite as weary as itself.
National Republican., 1887-03-01

THE new national party just organized
in Cincinnati is already candidate for the
services of the coroner and the undertaken
National Republican., 1887-03-01

ABOUT eighty hours of life remain to the
forty.ninth Congress.
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THE protest OF senators against the
dllydallying of the House is fully justified.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

II KURTz Johnson. A. L. JOHNSON.
~. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
In addition to our une4ualed facilities for
supplying families throughout the District OF
Columbia with
COAL AND WOOD.
We are now prepared to supply consumers with
COKE
Direct from the Washington Gaslight Com
pany's Works with promptpess and dispatch.
NO CHANGE IN PRICE OR TERMS.
Orders will continue TO be received ut the
office of the Washington Unslight Company
and at the works of the company.
Also for Coke, Coal, and Wood by direct Or
ders or by telephone,
No 1902 street northwest
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l7d0 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
1l2l Ninth street northwest
COB Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Corner Third and X streets northwest.
WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD:
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
N. B.-Liberal terms will be made with all
dealers in fuel in the District of Columbia.
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GE0RGETOWN-
40 Bushels for $50.
25 Bushels for 81 so.
COKE NOT CRUSHED
40 Bushels for So 30.
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HOSIERY.

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For RENT---ROOMS

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the mountainccrs, hut there are
enough. There j. little settlement
u1'v "a tow miles from here, don't
know lust whore II l. located, but u
. alcsm.l told ne last year That there
ouly one strain OF blood in tie
whole place. aud that everybody ha-
weak blue eyes ard Il .Nrn hair. They
are Nil yellow and trccklcd. ,nin aud
weak. lie Saw that there arc about
halta dozen idiots IN the hamlet and
That the people are the most wretchcd
human beings he ever law. (oa
ought TO hunt tpcm up
"Do YOU know auN thug about the
origin oi the swartuy natives about
the bake:
"Nut much, csc pt that they ARE o..
1 closely related And hnvr Indian blood
lin them -umc Oi these tAuu"'
b,ye cNI.rl Arc noarN "O ,,ar.
, 4ud GDi I- thor ulWc- iroW rt
urrpri,t,r, oi The luud. dout WHu
n, Joe personal! tout J know one iGmI.
Iu.rc HuJ % uI2 one, too. that ADt- 80
u.w" lrum IWuiN i.rWp IA It, uu
c"~t,r- worked GAS slaves.
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M. Al a.. ...ll.. ..r,oI- e., A.
r 81 al we pHul.c sc"o o',l ~ ti'e
CI'i W." upe" On H'"u"l ,,Vi NM
:" u in''au except ne sCuU y. ,Ir .u'
our u piIVi'l, "n we No"' a. N'"ll'
mar ana Ilru 9ehool' .,.
St'oh"-l upi's are req uI'e' 10 Nv
tehu scuooI III the district III Whlch
thelr parents or guardians '''l'e' "s
folloWs'
hthe lrst - strlc' All RUN ana /
lower grade pupils.
la the second district, AL sixth anu |
lower grade pupils.
I'm the Ihitd ID strict, oil SIKH and
loWcr sr9I pup'ls. ....
ia mo ram District All 'H' lilh
Nhu lower Er"uc Pull7.
All other pupils VA be req urea vol
attend iH. Central or J. oIrlh D's.'.'l
school, Wh.h 81" ned
IN TIE lifsi l'lplcd ''.I''
Flith aud lower 2rIdt pups -Aht
attend TING -choo' ia 'he P.-T Do
WhItA IN W parents or suNi"'At' re .
-'te. ,.... .,.
J." lle n 'l NNl.I ~.
Fourth aId lover ~" it p%l"' ela B
attend ihc sc'ovI ln NE ;,'4'' b.
Witch their parents or Gr" '''.ls r'
>ijt. All Other co.'ied P"F'r wa.
ht require" - attend Ne COW
District or Central C"lore' @'.""l
lhr! An pupils nC'W1.H N'', J..
years "i hgoi WI" re- '"c j" ''
are entitled during th''r r'"''n'' u
attend Nh l"p',V
charge. Al pupils 'reu'l ire" lr""
county To CIV are eu'''lrl 'o "','n'
uu''' ,nriI P'ui"'" oN. .,t 80 Ct
! 'Ilu ''S"'n' '"'ts VI '"' a,,a, -.
. 1lucl PuinS Iusitl' ~ , ,i,'. l'',
uo.,U o ,,u s." " ,no Vr,,i"v ;n,,5' rulc.
oG soVotno,' y! Wv 'J,'," ~ V ,,o
when h'llh'r superintendent no
c teacher are l'rmii'eo 10 su'Ptll" q
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.sxs.e, or n.rrisse OF oonsin.

n~a K9ees Or uAYYtsge OF ooes"~
Prom III. newark N. J.)Bunssy Call
II think some Of The worst speei,
mans OF humanity ! ever saw ate W
DO found r,sh' here IN fa1'@c
county
.Psor food, exposure sad inter
~.rrisse. The last 10 ths chief eAuse
al ~ Syoubia. These aonasaaneeI.
- III nero OF Len related ead acv
SicoI N soidom Introduced lste she
~ TSsy merry lssseeusins whose
rs,eutc vcrS hSst-sousiss: nd % y
n ssoe fey gsasssdsss p>Se TAsl
,iys n porh sad bpskvhse. eakes
deep In slab Aevss sao nAa -
dsssdfaily 'immes0 u y MsS
Snat there sss Aes more 'eao~ eAes
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modelat :. a. Schroder's and be your
,wn Judge. Every one guaranteed
Bay Ine Iron Turbine engine ana tno
buckcye Force pump, al" ~" H'c
sure 10 be p.cAse"'
MIR. B,c-sington, an able lecturer
Aill entertain the peop.e on Il i've
theme attlc ODD teno"'s lhl al % .
O'Clock this afternoon
TboState Bar association assemble
ia ,,1- civ on Tuesday. Ample ar
',rsng.mcuts have b,cn made THE
t,AWfvrr understan Tor .he,r enter
r,iuu,nt.
r,o .\torcn of the Amalan," at
a., .,,.,fornun,cr of Prince Charming.
~, y,n o,,,n house. Yesterday after
n.,nn n,r,y round after round of
',.,,.,,-r rom nudicucr.
,r, .....,. t,,,..- N, Waco will,
Lnscd from Tucsdny
',.,irg.t o'clock until Thurs .My
,,o,mii'0 n brior ihc celebration oi
.,,n,o,,or,,pt
...., ...o,,.l of ,b,
F"'-'tV,'.'' & ,Colh t. Lo.t-
""- .ncc..sit.,cJ rho
.,,o,n o,,,-,,,r to oriud
,.i,. .7us,oe meat. Ills was done
.I,.., rycni.r.
,.orld rotI,, DIR. WINS
-" p n.y. ,'''Ii',' ,',,r.c,lcL Lost
t." 80 '..,..,,.., and ,O,c-
'I.".'l l, ,n,'. - o T''l ,,yime'. old
.Ne'l' 'N'.' ~ i'rtc,i,. c,,h.
'",il
,o.c.r,,,a,c,s of Prince
~ VIC w. n,,v.5 - c1muIete succc-,
nlI'n'"s I'",r, nott,d Lriug $3.50
"V w ,."fcL wi,I o.; me Iad!c,
All 49,. ntlrr halfto Mr.. Pre-,
',,.n,,,,r
Is ~, ..,r,.,.c- ot tina .vuo.
'u, ',.,t,,ra worn imnr,.s,y,
c ei"u i'tnrr.yiuo ri. ra ter. Com
II nrorc,rg vim TUESDAY might viii be
IN, most solemn services OF IN
e. Jewish wear. those celebrations of th
\ Day of Ntoncmcnt.
....,.,,..,, oro,li, j. dre Mr.. IIcur
c- 81. ,"'.' tt. a,,no., ,yort IN nidin
r. ,,t,,.E." Lu.ircss tptnils ,
an" "''' ;,.,, Of prirco rbortuir,
~, ~ H. Cuyd .b,u,d fool hjrh,
\ rr.,,daJ i'm having had SO able an
5tlh .,o co.york,r.
n,,. ,v,i.o Elo,l,,r, wants i, NJ
NJ J.i. ~, "a, jis ware nre un,ui
" ,'o o o'U0 ,ar '', ""ritv avr or fsyor in Il
. "1,'' All the .voritc brands
y Guy. py ~" M, 'u' is a specially. A
'",,,n, hnus. ,aud ,uperb,v keI
~ MAN Tho l. = Their 'billiai
's' ALA. are uusurpassod.
'e' ,.i,',s "a .rgcost
-,"r LINEN chm, t6e bird season is no
- ~, rI aH vi, he IN, everything neccssa
it, g,r. 'onnlnte outiit There il not
~" ,', " ',cednG which he cannot supp
re. a,ieI which ho viii no, furnish in b,
IN p" o,,niity and at less price Than a
,'r H%G in snorting Goods IN the stu
IN 'V ""ha Thoss c,nh bcId y very int,
il ~, inc C 'no,Tn v,T los, uight The rec
rs lhe ll,cetane ,H,o v 80 hoon given
oir non ,ua' WIS ~ "' niobtweyf was
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25
4 comnlete .locK ol OaggIng anl

A complete stock of 0agglng and
ties at &. 4. McCullochs
Lsudrettes Philadelphia turnip seed
a. G.. G. McCullochs.
a complete stock OF produce IN
every yaaicty, al {. G. McCullocll :,
Corn, hay oats, wheat, bran ana
cotton seed mesl, nj g. o. McCui-
A c mplete stock of Key Wost and
Havana cigars, at G. {; McCulloch''
A fine stock OF the best chewing
tobacco, at G. &, McCulloch's
Whittaker's hams and break fast
bacon, at q. G. MoCulloch's'
Call tor low prices on ilour' sugar
and coffee at q. &. McCullochs.
Call for low prices on 81 classes OF
ane groceries. at c. G. McCulloch's
Everything that 10 good to eat IN
the grocery line can be bought cheap
atC. G. McCulloch's,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25
Bucklsn,s AYnica saive.

The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
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required. II 10 guaranteed TO r.s
perfect satisfaction or money refuAa-
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by Castlss, Morrison 4 Co.
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al

II. Jacobs (sgent), merchant tailor,
h,s removed from Third ssrcetto az
and "a Austin street setween Fourth
and Fifth, where no will be pieGeu W v,
see Any desiring the. latest sty,e' t' o.
FOODS and cut. Full line OF iA'
goods lust received.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

stop In ~ Daughtry's ~ cream
asiooa on Austin svsnus md vsneea
Vouysslf. Yea viii not rsgvss . ~
moments stop there.
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ponS

Nssleet 70 80 those misses 80 GU
drcs's derby hbbed hoss,. TAI u
ishod, d 400 per pair, - Levine brss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

There is no serpeu, SO deadly with
it, poisonous fsngs, among hu''i 90
ills, as consumption. There Is no
remedy more certain, WIN heaiing
in its Wings, than Morris CsscArihe
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DOWn fheV ~
Old papers u T1s E1AHUn Oh.
Aos a 90 cent? . hundred or ol0 .
thousand.
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STREET NOTES,

.ap Of coffee at the Silver
strained honey, at b. a. Little
mca. in Waco at the s7veI
). 4 Goodlco lead the s'yle'
catch mackerel at b. a. Little
nc'. nu,.t cabinet photos at
II doom.
a 4 Goodloes' for elegant mems
, ips goods.
op.c>" Green and get "a nice
ya.d horse.
le.t pomcrhou-e steaks in Waco
.si.yCr ACJh.
u drugs and medicines from W.
iilRamsJu X Co
bert Bro'lcrs, merchant tailof9
ruu street
.rm soda, 3 cent? - glass ~
sweets.
ems, merchant tai'or-
h-p"rvct
RIG OF AMY Niud sec
: merchant taiiorl
- )nly the %, tdw4s.
Ly6 s. ptions there
lebcst s. SIRE, and clean, neat
hi. attic Farmer, House.
stgrt Rrotacrs, merchant tailon
rh Fifth street.
at maunopi restored by DE,
I,erzlg, over Lewine's old stand
|Mg stock of Bata5ia and Can
[siruit,, at b. A. Little " Cos.
l.R.L. Muuroc. dentist ~ Aus.
lsye, b,t, seventh and Eighth.
! collars, cults, neck wear, shirt
Underwear, see Jones " Goodloe
cr.. y glass tor Cold Wav
W,tu Ice Cream at Palace 0
pnk of fashion. gentlemen'
ug apparel, see Jones
l.Ve.
h. BAPTIST associatiol Of this sec
hw,,m ,~.on in this city ye'to
H. Toe hest makes in peck,
yc' o.1 ra1ors 90 to llorsiul.
crons.
a,i received "a shipment of deli
.ulr prips In one quart cans,
! Lite 4 Cos.
kite Mis- Randall entertained
y Of hyg juvenile friends rom
p, d.. Yesterday.
sductiou in prices for thirty day
(le will make his bost cabin
los 20 ) per dozen.
y you want "a home: Texas Sa
i'Loan association viii build
he Az Austin avenue.
nt class dycing, cleaning snd
Ping of gents clothing at lleI
3. $50 south Fourth street.
PIE your fine watch work and c
Nng TO Leslie at Ambold's and
be well done and cheap.
|sile Will fluid DR.. Wasserzug tn
!eictor in all troubles peculiar
iseX. See advertisement,
mems furnishing goods a
ling, get best styles and low
lat Jones ~ Goodloe's.
lor University has been on
$50 all this week. A number
|nts have arrived every day.
EAes, tho incest assortment
rs and shears and the best ma
gbc found at Horsfull 81 Ca
Is.
insult the well known Europ,
.i.t, DR.. Wasserzug, on all sc
srvous and chronic diseases.
itisement.
, tau;iiul elevated Waco suburI
ertv, rich farm lands and ran cl
ia Fourth street, Edward
real estate agent.
Cung men whose physical pow
Sannipg should consult DIR. '
~ ONCE oyer Levine Br
itald.
I 9norrow all the schools, wi
@lortd, are TO open, aud II Ia
~ ~ Mat very large sttendanc
Twill be on hand.
Afaes thinking OF going 70 {
OF Washington Territory
I'ofm.tion greatly 70 their ad,
. ~! calling on ]. Z. Egin d @
! y, D, Asyfisld Is the man
money on notes, teams, and
!. furniture, without reno
0agA time - tho inseros
s" !. lots 10 suit the taste
MI Waco, cottages and eles
~ 'os lor sale. Apply ia FOJ
- EDWARD B. Levy, real o.
9 s, wy Jim Lock wood yesteI
VI nrs.! and locked up one Sol
L " q ssiSsged with breaking IN
First street.
\ NJ! !'sa Turbine Wind snr,n.
7 liS..uhsaa and are more dur
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Interstate Convention.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,


 LITTLE ROCK, May 7th, 1887.
 An inter state convention, to consist of one delegate from each of the counties in the several cot ton states of North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Ala bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tex, as and Arkansas, has been called to meet in Atlanta, Georgia, on the 1Gth day of August, next, to con slider matters affecting their In. terests, to which convention will be presented a thorough and well considered report upon the cOndi. tion of agriculture in the cotton states, the causes of the present depression, and the remedies, with proper programme as the guide to the more satisfactory delibera- tions of the said interstate cOnven- tion; by committee of one ap- pointee from each of said states, l respectfully request the county judge, sheriff and clerk of each county, in the state to suggest to me the name of a proper person to act as delegate to said cOnven- ton; one qualified by intelligence and interest on the subject.
 All delegates are requested to attend.
 All papers in the State, friendly to agriculture, may advance the interests by publishing this notice.
 SIMON P. HUGHES, Govern'r of the State of Arkansas.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-05-25
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The lrssees of the peuitentiary have paid into the treasury of the State S24,9S5SJ, being amount audited and found due by the See retary of State for the year begin. ming May 7th, 1886. and ending May 9th. 1887. The lessees made a tcuder of the above amount in overdue interest eou : pons on Arkansas State bonds. The treasurer refused tu accept the same as payment, and referred the matter to the attorney general who decided that, in his opinion, the lessees could not make pay. ment with such coupons. The lessees immediately paid the amount in good and lawful money of the United States.